What are the units of measurement for mass?

Answer 1

The Kilogram is the standard unit of measurement for mass in the SI system.

The Imperial system used a variety of units depending on mass and the substance being measured.

The SI ('metric') unit of mass is the kilogram. That's an amount of mass that weighs about 2.205 pounds on Earth and about 5.8 ounces on the moon.

Multiples of the kilogram are used to describe large masses, and fractions of it are used to describe tiny masses.

Answer 2

The standard, or basic, metric (SI) unit for the measurement for mass is the kilogram, kg. Any form of gram can be used, such as gram, g; milligram, mg; nanogram, ng.

Answer 3

The units of measurements for mass (dealing with small things) are grams and kilograms.

The units of measurements for mass (dealing with big things) are pounds and tons

Answer 4

The two most common are kilograms and slugs.

(A slug is 32.174 pounds on Earth) For a few others see the link below.

Answer 5

To measure mass, grams can be used. Other units are kg , mg etc.

Answer 6

The units of measurement for mass are typically grams (g) or kilograms (kg) in the metric system, and pounds (lb) or ounces (oz) in the imperial system.

Answer 7

ml grams